The Woman in Black

In theatres Friday, February 3. Eek! via the Official movie website.

Brian Kesinger's Tea Girls

"Flight" Chamomile Tint ©Brian Kesinger

"Samisen" Green Tea Tint ©Brian Kesinger 

Darjeeling ©Brian Kesinger

Chamomile ©Brian Kesinger

Earl Grey ©Brian Kesinger

Brian Kesinger's Tea Girls I absolutely love everything about these illos and the process of how they were created. They are first illustrated in ink, hand tinted with tea (the name under each print is the type of tea used) then finished with watercolour –Amaze!

You can buy these as marvelous prints via Clockwork Couture all images are ©Brian Kesinger.

Oil + Sugar

 

 

Goggles, Garter Belt, & Collar: Oil and Sugar Model & MUA: Acid Doll  Concept & Photog: Mlle Chèvre. 

Steampunk Pullip Dolls

Rhiannon, Pullip, Dal, Taeyang

Dal Ra Muw

Released in 2010 and 2011, these Steampunk Pullip Dolls are pretty damn adorable. They are most likely sold out but you may be able to acquire one from ebay.

Steampunk Playing Cards

 

A collaboration between Bicycle and Theory11 via theory11.com –these are beautiful (and yay! high production values.) Visit their site for more images and information about how they were made. *Despite all the nay sayers on the internets, I still think they're pretty while remaining practical.*

Macy's Steampunk Christmas Window

Hooray for Art Direction, now if only the puppets had some decent choreography. Maybe the Biebs could help them out? Via Mishka.

The Weird: A Compendium of Strange and Dark Stories

The Weird: A Compendium of Strange and Dark Stories

The Weird—a 750,000-word reprint anthology covering 100 years of weird fiction —edited by Ann & Jeff Vandermeer, who also happen to be our Guest of Honour Authors for VSE III in April 2012.

For a full Table of Contents visit their website: Weird Fiction Review | Your Non-Denominational Source for The Weird 

Steampunk Poe

Steampunk Poe

 Fall of the House of Usher

The Raven

Steampunk: Poe Illustrated by Zdenko Basic & Manuel Sumberac through Running Press.

Via Geek Dad read the whole review there.

The Anachronism

On a sun dappled summer day a science expedition propels two children toward an enigmatic encounter at the edge of their known world. Arriving on an isolated beach, they stumble upon the shipwreck of a robotic squid submarine. The secret it holds within changes their lives forever. *Excerpt from the official website.

Sebastian played by Ryan Grantham

Katie played by Katarina Watt

The Anachronism (Full Film) from Anachronism Pictures on Vimeo. Visit the official website for more beautiful images and information about this wonderful film.

Hugo

Hugo is set to be released November 23, 2011.